Prashant Mishra
Young voters are not just a significant portion of the electorate; they are also more connected, informed, and vocal about their aspirations and concerns.
Platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook have become powerful tools for political mobilization, awareness campaigns, and direct communication between politicians and young voters.
Employment opportunities, quality education, healthcare access, and climate change are at the forefront of their concerns.
The political landscape is witnessing the rise of young leaders who represent the aspirations and ideals of the youth.
Issues like political disillusionment, lack of trust in established political systems, and voter apathy can hinder the full potential of youth participation.
As this demographic continues to grow and evolve, political parties will need to adapt, innovate, and address the real issues that matter to the youth.